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OF THE SPE BAKU SECTION1997-2017

20YEARS

CELEBRATING

SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition

Chasing the Margins

1 – 3 November 2017 I Baku, Azerbaijan

SPE Annual Caspian Technical

Conference Programme

Fairmont Hotel, Baku Azerbaijan I www.spe.org/go/17ctce

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sponsors 2About our Partners 3Venue Floor Plan 4Schedule of Events 5Committees 7Opening Ceremony 8Conference Programme and Panel Sessions 9Technical Programme 11Speaker Biographies 23General Information 28Student Development Summit 30Media Supporters 32

WELCOME FROM THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS

Dear Colleague,

As conference co-chairs, and on behalf of the Conference Executive and Technical Programme Committees, we thank you for attending the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition.

This year’s conference theme “Chasing the Margins” will focus on the current market conditions facing the oil and gas industry, both globally and on a local level, and the ways in which our industry should respond. The velocity and magnitude of price volatility has pushed the industry to shift focus from “chasing barrels” towards “chasing effi ciency” to enhance the value of the ultimate products. The modernisation of the industry, the collaboration between oil and gas operators, contractors, service providers and governments, and a new approach on local content in running businesses have played a role in effi ciency improvement and adaptation to new realities. We believe every one of us has a role to play in helping our industry become more sustainable and value-adding, and therefore your active participation is important.

The conference theme will be explored further in the three keynote panel sessions – Modernisation, Localisation and Collaboration. In these sessions, you will hear from high-profi le speakers and panellists drawn from government, operators, service providers, advisory fi rms, and energy research companies.

Twelve technical and several knowledge sharing poster sessions will encompass presentations across a range of technical topics. These presentations will off er the opportunity to share knowledge in an open and constructive environment.

We hope that you take the opportunity to meet and network with old and new colleagues, discover new technologies and insights into the industry, engage in the debate, and share your experiences.

Khoshbakht Yusifzadeh Baghi Oglu, First Vice President, SOCAR Academician of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences

Denis Lemarchal, Managing Director, TOTAL E&P Azerbaijan

Brant Hasebe, Vice President, Reservoir Development, BP Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey Region

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SPE DISCIPLINES

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DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS

MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION

PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS

HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

PROJECTS, FACILITIES AND CONSTRUCTION

RESERVOIR DESCRIPTION AND DYNAMICS

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SUPPORTERS

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ABOUT OUR PARTNERS

AAPGThe American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) is the world’s oldest and most established petroleum geoscience organisation. Celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2017, AAPG continues to be the global centre of petroleum geology science and data. With tens of thousands of members worldwide, AAPG’s professional scientists deliver the science needed by companies, governments, and institutions across the globe.

ANGCThe Azerbaijan Society of Petroleum Geologists (ASPG), established in 1993, became affiliated with the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) in 1994. It has held 11 international conferences, some of which were jointly organised with AAPG and EAGE. It has organised 10 local Republic conferences, as well as many seminars, workshops, and field trips. ASPG publishes the Azerbaijan Geologist scientific and monthly information bulletin. ASPG also works with students, holding 22 annual student conferences, as well as special lessons, field trips, and technology days to help students determine their future professions and other activities.

EAGEThe European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) is a professional association for geoscientists and engineers with a world-wide membership, enabling a global network of professionals to share their knowledge and experience. Since 2003, EAGE LC Azerbaijan has done most of its work jointly with the Azerbaijan Society of Petroleum Geologists (ASPG).

SEGThe Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes the science of applied geophysics and the education of geophysicists and was founded in 1930. SEG is an international organisation, with more than 27,000 members in over 140 countries and fulfills its mission through its publications, conferences, forums and educational opportunities. Since 1993 the AMGK also operates as a local chapter of SEG in Baku, Azerbaijan.

AMGK (Azerbaijan Milli Geofizika Komitesi) is the Azerbaijani title of National Committee of Geophysicists of Azerbaijan (NCGA), which was established in 1993 and devoted its activity to launching various studies in Azerbaijan, integration of Azerbaijan’s geophysicists into the international geophysical community and organising international and local conferences and workshops. NCGA holds a biennial International Geophysical Conference.

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Registration

GRAND BALLROOM C

LUNCH

SPE Session Room 1

SPE Technical Sessions

SPE Session Room 2

SPE Technical Sessions

Poster Area Author

RoomSEG/AMGK

Sessions

VIP Lounge

EAGETechnicalSessions

Junior Ballroom

Pre-Function Area

Rashid Behbudov(Boardroom 1)

Press Room

Access from Fairmont lobby to Conference

Registration

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Programme correct at time of going to press.

Wednesday 1 November 2017

0830 – 0930 Registration

0930 – 1030 Conference Opening Ceremony

1030 – 1100 Coff ee Break and Knowledge Sharing Poster Session

1100 – 1230 Keynote Panel Session: Modernisation

1230 – 1330 Lunch

1330 – 1500 Technical Session 1: Well Integrity Management

Technical Session 2: Production Management and Optimisation


1530 – 1700 Technical Session 3: Sand Monitoring and Control

Technical Session 4: Enhanced Oil Recovery

1700 – 1830 Welcome Drinks Reception

Thursday 2 November 2017

0930 – 0940 Regional Awards Ceremony

0940 – 1115 Keynote Panel Session: Localisation


1145 – 1315 Technical Session 5: New Drilling Completion Technologies

Technical Session 6: Reservoir Modelling and Management

1315 – 1415 Lunch

1415 – 1545 Technical Session 7: Reservoir Description

Technical Session 8: Data Integration for Reservoir Management


1615 – 1745 Technical Session 9: Well Stimulation and Zonal Isolations

Technical Session 10: Reservoir Surveillance

Friday 3 November 2017

0930 – 1100 Keynote Panel Session: Collaboration


1130 – 1300 Technical Session 11: Cost Eff ective Solutions in Project Management

Technical Session 12: Risk and Uncertainty Management and Decision Making

1300 – 1400 Lunch and Close of Conference

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The untimely death of Dr. Yusif Shikhaliyev has been a huge loss to thegeophysical community of Azerbaijan.

After graduatiing from secondary school Yusif entered Baku State University where he successfully completed his studies specialising in mathematics. He then joined the Institute of Geophysics under State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR), progressing over the years to become laboratory head. He received his Ph.D. in physics and mathematics in 1989.

Yusif was actively involved in the development of the software package REZAYR for the joint interpretation of seismic and well log data. He took part in, and supervised, researches on geological setting and lithological characteristics of rocks in Chirag, Umid, Babek, Shahdeniz, Absheron and Zafar-Mashal.

He authored over 120 technical papers and co-authored fi ve patents. Yusif was a highly infl uential member of numerous professional committees and working groups including technical committees of a number of international conferences. He was an active serving member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) in Azerbaijan and of the National Committee of Geophysicists of Azerbaijan.

His long-term ties with the Universities of Utah, Columbia and Texas (USA), Beicip-Franlab Scientifi c Centre (France) and close co-operation with major companies such as BP, ExxonMobil, TOTAL and Schlumberger played a signifi cant role in introducing Azerbaijan’s geophysics to the international geosciences community.

Yusif also lectured at the Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, being a mentor for generations of young geophysicists.

From 2009 he held the position of Deputy Director at SOCAR Geophysics and Geology Department and was repeatedly awarded for his activity. He was presented with an Honorary Diploma from SOCAR and in 2015 he was honored with the “Progress” medal.

His memory will continue to live on in the hearts of his friends, colleagues and students.

Yusif A. Shikhaliyev Ph.D.Consultant at SOCAR Geophysics and Geology Department 15 March, 1952 – 12 September, 2017

IN MEMORANDUM

Executive Committee

Co-Chairs: Academician Khoshbakht Yusifzadeh, SOCAR Brant Hasebe, BP and Denis Lemarchal, TOTAL

Rauf Aliyarov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy

Elchin Bagirov, SOCAR

Oktay Bagirov, SOCAR

Eimear Bonner, Tengizchevroil

John Denis, KMG

Ted Etchison, Tengizcheroil

Ramiz Hasanov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy

Ramiz Humbatov, Baku Higher Oil School

Bahram Huseynov, SOCAR

Asif Huseynli, Halliburton

Rinat Iskakov, Satpaev Kazakh National Research Technical University

Aydin Kerimov, Schlumberger

Akihiko Kurashina, INPEX

Yashar Latifov, SOCAR

Andy Lewis, Nobel Oil

Sameh Macary, Dragon Oil

Elkhan Mamedov, BP

Rashad Mammadov, Petronas

Ilkam Mukhametshin, RESMAN

Fawad Quraishi, Statoil

Gregory Riley, BP

Greig Russell, Baker Hughes

Ali Sheydayev, BP

Ahmad Zakir Salehudin, Petronas

Nazim Abdullayev, SEG

Anton Ablaev, Schlumberger

Farhad Aliev, Baker Hughes

Ehtiram Azizov, BP

Colin John, BP

Alan D’Ambrogio, ABB Consulting

Teyrun Gahramanov, Halliburton

Hamlet Isaxanli, Khazar University

Ibrahim Ismaylov, Socar Azneft

Endre Ivarrud, Statoil

Nikhil Jadhav, Halliburton

Hubert Janszen, Schlumberger

Arzu Javadova, EAGE

Gregory King, ExxonMobil

Andrey Kravchenko, Baker Hughes

Valery Kucherov, ERM

Eldar Maharramov, Nobel Oil

Arif Mammad-Zade, SOCAR

Eric Meyer, TOTAL

Ilkam Mukhametshin, RESMAN

Takuya Muta, INPEX

Ali Naghiyev, BP

Akif Narimanov, SOCAR

Emil Nasirov, TOTAL

Mike Pillow, Tengizchevroil

Khalid Rahimov, Baker Hughes

Rizvan Ramazanov, Baker Hughes

Elshan Rzayev, BP

Yegor Se, Tengizchevroil

Diana Shigapova, Roxar

Yusif Shikhaliyev, SOCAR

Baghir Suleymanov, Oil and Gas Scientifi c Research Project Institute

Aghamammad Sultanov, SOCAR

Nazim Valiyev, SOCAR

Laurie Whitesell, SEG

Camilo Zuniga, Schlumberger

Programme CommitteeCo-Chairs: Elchin Bagirov, SOCAR and Ali Sheydayev, BP

COMMITTEES

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME PANEL SESSIONS

Wednesday 1 November

1100 – 1230 Room: SPE Session Room 1 and 2

Keynote Panel Session: ModernisationSESSION MANAGERS:

Brant Hasebe, VP Reservoir Development, BPIlkam Mukhametshin, Regional Director, Russia and CIS, RESMANModerator: Darcy Spady, 2018 SPE President PANELLISTS:

Abzetdin Adamov, Director, Center for Data Science Research and Training, ADA University/Big Data CenterMars Khasanov, Technology Director, Gazprom neft PJSCSergey Kolbikov, Head of Reservoir Engineering, NOVATEKYves Le Stunff , Digital Offi cer, TOTAL Oddvar Vermedal, Vice President, IT, Statoil

The energy industry, characterised as both capitally intensive and requiring robust risk management, has historically been relatively slow to accept new technology and ways of working. Major projects, typically with long procurement and engineering lead times, frequently bias towards proven technology and designs. Key contractors are inclined to deploy existing tools to minimise capital expenditure on equipment upgrades. High entry costs, particularly against the backdrop of geographic and market constraints, can result in limited competition. High commodity prices can make good performance ‘good enough.’ Low commodity prices, however, change the game entirely. What will it take for our industry to leverage the accelerating and compounding capabilities of digital technologies, data analytics, improved sensors, geotagging technology, autonomous systems, and compute power? What are the changes in mindset that need to accompany an improved toolbox?

OPENING CEREMONYWednesday 1 November0930 – 1030 SPE Session Rooms 1 and 2

To mark the opening of the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition in Azerbaijan, industry luminaries will address delegates and journalists, providing insight and vision on the oil and gas industry in the Caspian region.

Invited Speakers

Darcy Spady, 2018 SPE President

Academician Khoshbakht Yusifzadeh, First Vice President, SOCAR

Brant Hasebe, Vice President, Reservoir Development, BP Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey Region

Denis Lemarchal, Managing Director, TOTAL E&P Azerbaijan

Ibrahim Guliyev, Vice President, National Academy of Sciences

Oleg Karpushin, Executive Vice President, Operations, Production and Oil Field Services, JSC NC KazMunayGaz

Ted Etchison, General Director, Tengizchevroil

Mars Khasanov, Technology Director, Gazprom neft PJSC

Sergey Kolbikov, Head of Reservoir Engineering, NOVATEK

Ali Al-Jarwan, Chief Executive Offi cer and Managing Director, Exploration and Production, Dragon Oil

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Thursday 2 November

0940 – 1115

Room: SPE Session Room 1 and 2

Keynote Panel Session: LocalisationSESSION MANAGERS: Asif Huseynli, Account Manager, HalliburtonAydin Karimov, Country Managing Director, Azerbaijan and Georgia, SchlumbergerYashar Latifov, Vice President, Field Development, SOCARModerator: Bahram Huseynov, Vice President, Geology and Geophysics, SOCARPANELLISTS:

Kamran Abbasov, First Deputy General Director, Sumgait Technologies ParkAbdulbari Gozal, Director, Azersun HoldingRamin Isayev, General Director, SOCAR AQSGokhan Saygi, President, Russia & Central Asia, Schlumberger

Modern programmes on ‘Localisation’ are very much the driving force behind the development of a country’s local talent and associated industries. It is a necessary advancement to ensure countries build on their historical oil and gas experience, mapping long lasting success by investing in local infrastructures and capability and establishing modern universities with curricula that meet international standards. The Caspian countries are already seeing benefits from their past programmes of educating students overseas and having them gain experience in international companies, then bringing these learnings and best practices back to their home industries. Now work needs to continue with producing internationally recognised courses at the leading Caspian universities and producing field ready engineers.

The Caspian countries, in particular Azerbaijan, have been at the forefront of developing its local manufacturing and supply chain industries by bridging Asia and Europe and closing the technology gap. This has created a stable and mutually beneficial working relationship between the international and local firms and provides a sustainable market place and future favourable

conditions for foreign investors to work in an alliance with local companies.

This panel will examine and discuss shared experiences to show what has been achieved and the areas that need to be addressed to be able to move to the next level of collaborative full value chain ‘Localisation’.

Friday 3 November

0930 – 1100

Room: SPE Session Room 1 and 2

Keynote Panel Session: CollaborationSESSION MANAGERS:

John Denis, General Director, SRI PDT KazMunayGasDenis Lemarchal, Managing Director, TOTAL E&P AzerbaijanModerator: Yashar Latifov, Vice President, Field Development, SOCARPANELLISTS:

Ali Al-Jarwan, Chief Executive Office and Managing Director of Exploration and Production, Dragon Oil Mustafa Babanli, Rector, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University Ewan Drummond, Vice President, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey (AGT) Projects, BP Farid Jafarov, General Manager, SOCAR POLYMER Geydar Mamedov, Senior Analyst, Goldman Sachs Martin C. Wiewiorowski, General Director, Russia and CIS Region, DeGolyer & McNaughton

In the world of challenges, collaboration at all levels is an effective process for achieving specific goals, whether it is between governments, operators, contractors and service providers. The ability to collaborate can be a decisive factor in improving the outcomes of a variety of business tasks driving to success. This session offers a platform to share recent examples, or to describe innovative solutions so that the broader industry participants can come together to offer solutions so that all stakeholders can identify their criteria for success, and find solutions so that all can see the ‘win-win’ in a new way forward.

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME PANEL SESSIONS TECHNICAL PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 1 NOVEMBER

1330 – 1500

Room: SPE Session Room 1

01 Well Integrity Management

SESSION CHAIRS: Tofig Ahmadov, Schlumberger Farahi Isayeva, Statoil

Well Integrity Management is of critical importance throughout the lifecycle of the well and the host facility and presents challenges which must be addressed from initial well planning through to well abandonment. The session will feature case histories of how well integrity issues have been addressed in the Caspian region and examples of the complementary application of new technologies with a focus on the transfer of best practices.

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188979Effective Application of Combination Technologies and Processes for Successful SCP Well AbandonmentBauyrzhan Amanov, KPO b.v.; Ato Aidoo; Azat Khouzin; Cas Lommers, Massimo Viti, KPO b.v.; Rustem Valiakhmetov, Schlumberger

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188982Gas Field Subsurface Integrity: Performance Analysis of Glass Reinforced Epoxy Tubing Completion at High H2S Wells at offshore Caspian SeaWan Mohd Faiz Wan Mohd Fablillah, PETRONAS Carigali (Turkmenistan) Sdn Bhd

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188981The Role of Internal Diameter Tolerances In Interpreting Casing Inspection LogsFuad Atakishiyev, Emin Alkhasov, Virginie Schoepf, Adrian Zett, BP

1330 – 1500


02 Production Management and Optimisation

SESSION CHAIRS: Endre Ivarrud, Statoil Sabina Naghiyeva, Halliburton

Production optimisation has always been of great interest to our industry. However, in the current oil price environment, maximising the value from existing assets is more critical now than ever. This session highlights the benefits of using automatic choke control, optimising operating conditions of high GOR oil wells, and permanent inflow monitoring of ERD wells.

1330 188986Maximum Production and Safe Injection through Cruise Control of Producers and InjectorsRobert Aasheim, Pål Kittilsen, Kjetil Fjalestad, Einar Skavland Idsø, Ingvild Løvik, Morten Fredriksen, Statoil ASA

1400 188987Temperature Modelling for Joule-Thompson Effect and Hydrate Formation Assessment in High GOR Oil WellsElshan Aliyev, Rovshan Mollayev, Turan Eyyubbayli, Kamran Khammadov BP

1430 188985The Comparison of Inflow Profiling Technologies for ERD Wells (Including PLT, Fiber Optics (DTS), Stationary Chemical Tracers): A Case Study from the Caspian Offshore Yuri Korchagin Field in RussiaS.Y. Shtun, A.A. Senkov, O.I. Abramenko, V.V. Matsashik , LUKOIL-Nizhnevolzhskneft LLC; I.R. Mukhametshin, RESMAN Rus LLC; A.V. Prusakov, RESMAN AS; M.T. Nukhaev, Siberian Federal University

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KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS188989Gas Lifted Wells Optimization Based on Tubing Head Pressure FluctuationAskar Abbasov, SOCAR; Arif Suleymanov, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University; Elkhan Abbasov, SOCAR Oil and Gas Research and Design Institute; Bahram Novruzaliyev, BP

188988Infl uence of Auto-Fracturing Phenomenon on Injection Well Work RegulationD. Ostapchuk, I. Sintsov, Industrial University of Tyumen; V. Balin, VNIIneft-Zapadnaya Sibir’

1530–1700 Room: SPE Session Room 1

03 Sand Monitoring and Control SESSION CHAIRS: Shukurali Kazimov, SOCAR Colin John, BP

Sand management through eff ective monitoring and control plays a signifi cant role in the recovery of hydrocarbons through sustainable production over the life of the well. Accurate identifi cation of key sanding events and proper remediation techniques to mitigate against production deferrals are reviewed in this session. Completion technologies utilising the latest reservoir surveillance and modelling techniques will be discussed in detail.

1530 188991Application of Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) Technology in Identifi cation and Remediation of Sand Producing Zones in OHGP CompletionT. Sadigov, P. Thiruvenkatanathan, A.Sheydayev, BP plc.

1600 188990Nuclear Attributes Selection and Utilization to Address ACG Late Field Development ChallengesEmin Alkhasov, Xiaogang Han, Adrian Zett, BP

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188995Unlocking the Development of Absheron Gas Condensate Field Through an Integrated Asset Work and ModelingR. Marmier, B. Decroux, M.-A. Paran, S. Raurich, H. Akhundov, E. Esor, TOTAL SA

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS188993Optimization of Recovery Using Intelligent Completions in Intelligent FieldsAzer Abdullayev, Rachit Kedia, Halliburton; Askar Urakov, Maersk Oil; Cenk Temizel, Aera Energy

1530–1700


04 Enhanced Oil Recovery SESSION CHAIRS: Ahmed Salmanov, SOCAR Kasim Sadikoglu, BP

Primary drive mechanism leaves substantial oil behind, while secondary drive mechanism improves the recovery further. EOR is anticipated to provide an incremental recovery mainly due to improvement in pore scale displacement effi ciency. This session will explore the planning, executing and monitoring of EOR schemes, focusing on the global review of latest practices regarding gas and water injections.

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188997Improving Reservoir Conformance Control Through Next-Generation Supramolecular Gelators and Their Use in Hydraulic FracturingCengiz Yegin, Incendium Technologies LLC; Cenk Temizel, Aera Energy; Yagmur Yegin,

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Zinyat Agharzayeva, Mufrettin Murat Sari, Texas A&M University; Bao Jia, University of Kansas; Askhar Urakov, Maersk Oil

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188998Low Salinity and Low Hardness Alkali Water as Displacement Agent for Secondary and Tertiary Flooding in SandstonesBaghir A. Suleimanov, Oil Gas Scientifi c Research Project Institute, SOCAR, Yashar A. Latifov, SOCAR, Elchin F. Veliyev, Oil Gas Scientifi c Research Project Institute, SOCAR, Harry Frampton, BP Upstream Technology

1630 188996Application of Experimental Design for Probabilistic IOR Evaluation at Korolev FieldSaken Galimzhanov, Elrad Iskakov, Pavel Levchenko, Aizhan Turmanbekova, Kanat Zhumagulov, Tengizchevroil

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS188999An Integrated Pore Scale and Reservoir Modeling for Near Miscible Three-phase Flow WAG Flooding Reservoir Muhammad A Gibrata, Rink Van Dijke, Heriot Watt University189001An Evaluation of Microbial fl ooding for Enhanced Oil Recovery, Fuyu Oilfi eld, ChinaWang Jinfang, RIPED, PetroChina; Wang Zhengmao, Tian Jun, China Natl. Petroleum Corp. Tian Changbing, Shi Chengfang, Gao Jian, RIPED, PetroChina

189000Core Flood Study in Dunga Oil Field, Western KazakhstanAskar Urakov, Trevor Runge, Daniel Cumming, Dibyatanu Kundu, Maersk Oil Kazakhstan

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05 New Drilling Completion Technologies

SESSION CHAIRS: Teyrun Gahramanov, Halliburton Andrey Kravachenko, Baker Hughes

New drilling and completion technologies are important for the Caspian region to allow successful cost-efficient well construction. This is in part due to the complexity of the Caspian region’s geological structure. Despite the Caspian being one of the most experienced oil and gas regions we are still learning and resolving various problems that operators have to solve in order to drill and complete wells in the most efficient way. This session will discuss some of the applicable technologies and case studies related to drilling and completion.

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189003Innovative Completion Clean-up Design and Execution for Shah Deniz Stage 2 Development ProjectE. Mollayev, M. Javaid, G. Gill, M. Johnston, F. Schwarz, BP; Y. Dobrynin, T. Erkan, M. Elghamry, R. Huseynov, M. Runchey, T. Gros, Schlumberger

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189002Implementing Liner Drilling to Achieve Increased Well Construction RobustnessGaute Grindhaug, Torgeir Wenn, Morten Eidem, Statoil ASA; Sascha Schwartze, Thorsten Regener, Baker Hughes GE

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189004Modelling and Verification of Gravel Pack Treatments in ACG Field to Improve Sand Control ReliabilityHikmet Hasanov, Colin John, BP Exploration

(Caspian Sea) Limited; Philip Wassouf, Samyak Jain, DuneFront Limited

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189005Delivering Russia’s Longest Offshore ERD Open-Hole Gravel Pack WellManish Kumar, Vincent Bouches, Alexander Shmakov, Alexey Plotnikov, Sakhalin Energy Investment Company

189006First Intelligent Multilateral TAML5 Wells on Filanovskogo FieldMikhail Yurievich Golenkin, “LUKOIL-Nizhnevolzhskneft” LLC; Artur Spartakovich Latypov, Sergei Alexandrovich Shestov, Igor Alexandrovich Bulygin, Azat Meredovich Khakmedov, Schlumberger

189007First Hybrid Bit Experience for Balaxany and Fasila Formations in Azerbaijan RegionAndrey Kravchenko, Vladimir Mikhailov, Meiirzhan Sheraliyev, Baker Hughes

1145-1315 Room: SPE Session Room 2

06 Reservoir Modelling and Management

SESSION CHAIRS: Turan Ibrahimov, BP Elchin Veliyev, SOCAR

Reservoir modelling is widely used in the oil and gas industry. It involves the construction of a numerical simulation model of reservoir for a variety of purposes including: improving estimation of reserves and making decisions regarding the development of the field, forecasting future production of oil, gas and water, estimating pressure depletion, optimisation of water and gas injection and well target optimisation, and evaluating alternative reservoir management scenarios.

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER TECHNICAL PROGRAMME THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER

This session will share recent examples of reservoir modelling, challenges and successes, as well as sharing knowledge of its use in reservoir management.

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189012Semi-analytical Model of Transient Fluid Flow to Multilateral WellMaksim Vladimirovich Simonov, LLC Gazpromneft Science & Technology Center

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188994Best Practices in Calibration of Integrated Production Modeling for Tengiz FieldUlan Onbergenov, Mirkhat Aitkazin, Yula Tang, Aidar Svyatov, Amirbek Kairbekov, Tengizchevroil

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189010Impact of Thin Oil-rim to the Development of Gas-condensate Fields in the South Caspian BasinTahir Mammadov, SOCAR-UMİD LLC

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189013A Pore Network Model for Studying Boundary Layer Effect on Fluid Flow in Tight Formation Mingqiang Chen, China University of Petroleum (Beijing)

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07 Reservoir Description

SESSION CHAIRS: Elshan Rzayev, BP Aghamammad Sultanov, SOCAR

This session includes studies related to integration of various geological, geophysical and petrophysical methods together with surveillance and production information to better understand the dynamic behaviour of reservoirs and to be able to address some of the issues associated with the depletion of the producing formations. Understanding the uncertainty of the input parameters and the choice of the risk assessment methodology for reserves estimation, application of the geological description in estimation of the reservoir recovery, and characterisation of various reservoir features such as fractures and their incorporation into the simulation models for improved reservoir performance forecast – are amongst the key topics for the session.

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189014Overview of Prograding Slope Deposits Impact on Reservoir Dynamic Behaviour, Karachaganak Field, KazakhstanMauro Cozzi, Steve Jenkins, Alibek Kassenov, Nursultan Yakhiyayev, Galymzhan Mutaliyev, Karachaganak Petroleum Operating b.v.

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189016Development of Fracture Models for Korolev Field: Characterization to SimulationPavel Levchenko, Elrad Iskakov, Amanbay Chalak, Kanat Zhumagulov, Aizhan Turmanbekova, Saken Galimzhanov, Tengizchevroil

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189015Geological Uncertainties Assessment: Lessons LearnedGorbovskaia O.A., LLC Gazpromneft Science and Technology Centre

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189017Investigation of Analytical Solution for Spontaneous Imbibition to Eff ectively Estimate SCAL PropertiesAbdul Saboor Khan, Nayef Alyafei, Texas A&M University – Qatar

189018Outcrop Analogues Study of Deformation Bands and Their Impact on Rock Properties of the Lower Pliocene Productive Series Reservoirs in South Caspian BasinGasham Zeynalov, Shahriyar Alkhasli, Aydin Shahtakhtinskiy, Khazar University eiLink Research & Development Center

189019Risk and Uncertainty Assessment While Estimation of ReservesF.V.Rahimov, SOCAR “Oil Gas Scientifi c Research Project” Institute; A.Sh.Eminov, SOCAR “Azneft” Production Union; R.M.Huseynov, SOCAR “Oil Gas Scientifi c Research Project” Institute

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08 Data Integration for Reservoir Management

SESSION CHAIRS: Eldar Maharramov, Nobel Oil Yegor Se, Tengizchevroil

Reservoir data accumulation from various sources continuously increase with fi eld development. Regardless of volume of collected data, the increased value from the data can only be achieved when data can be properly analysed, integrated with conceptual models and leveraged during critical decision making phases. This technical session is devoted to three case studies from diff erent parts of the world, which provide clear examples of eff ective data management workfl ows and proactive data collection, resulting in improved hydrocarbon recovery, accurate production forecasting, enhanced well reliability and much more.

1415 189021Statfjord Field Late Life – Learnings from Planning to Current Depressurization ExperienceG.S. Agaev, H.T. Lauritsen, O.B. Nesse, D. Frafjord, E. Stangeland, Statoil ASA

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189020Comprehensive Study of the Charlson Oil Field, Williston Basin, NDJordan Anderson, Joseph Rice, Abdulkadir Said, Cody Mehrer, Mehdi Ostadhassan, Alan Alexeyev, University of North Dakota

1515 189022Improving TCO Well Integrity Process Through Successful Deployment of Well Integrity PortalDamira Tursinbayeva, llya Kuznetsov, Renat Sadyrbakiyev, Batima Yeskayir, Daniel Barragan, Tengizchevroil LLP

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189023Application and Challenges of Coupled Model with Complex Surface Network Connected to Multiple ReservoirsDauren Kurimov, Kok-Thye Lim, Berik Urazmukhambetov, Amirbek Kairbekov, Danny Rojas, Baurzhan Kassenov, Mirkhat Aitkazin, Tengizchevroil, Alvaro Rey, Chevron ETC

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09 Well Stimulation and Zonal Isolations

SESSION CHAIRS: Ehtiram Azizov, BP Luis Daniel Pinero, Baker Hughes

Production and supporting its injection can be enhanced in many ways. In some it is achieved with stimulation of the interval, in others it could be isolation of zones and subzones with excessive water or gas production. There is a choice of mechanical versus chemical isolations techniques in this area. There are associated challenges starting from accurate identifi cation of water, gas entry zones, their complete isolation to designed diversion of stimulation treatment to avoid high productivity/injectivity intervals in order to maximise job effi ciency. Come to the session and hear from experiences gained in chemical gas shut off , diversion agents and acid stimulations from the Caspian region.

1615 189027First Implementation of Diversion Stimulation Service with Multimodal Particles in Caspian Off shore Oilfi eldM.Y. Golenkin, I.R. Khaliullov, A.P. Byakov, LUKOIL-Nizhnevolzhskneft; A.B. Charushin, K.V. Burdin, S.A. Vereschagin, O.V. Olennikova, A.A. Borisenko, M.A. Lobov, V. Kobets, Schlumberger

В 2017 году ТШО отметил достижение показателя добычи в 3 миллиарда баррелей нефти со дня основания в 1993 году

In 2017 TCO marked a significant achievement, producing 3 billion barrels of crude oil since its formation in 1993

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189028Experience of Acidizing Injection Wells for Enhanced Oil Recovery at the Field Zhetybai (Kazakhstan)Baghir A. Suleimanov, Naida I. Guseynova, Sabina C. Rzayeva, Oil Gas Scientifi c Research Project Institute, SOCAR; Gulnar D. Tulesheva, “KazNIPIMunayGas”

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189026Building a Trend for Chemical Remediation Jobs in ACGParviz Allahverdiyev, Juan Anguiano, Brad Gathman, Farid Agayev; BP

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189030Oil-Based Stimulation Fluid as Means of Production AccelerationAssol Kubeisinova, Massimo Viti, Enzo Pitoni, Arman Izbassov, Maxim Moisseyev, Nartas Yessekenov, KPO; Ruslan Kalabayev, Yerzhan Sultanov, Schlumberger Logelco

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10 Reservoir Surveillance SESSION CHAIRS: Ilkam Mukhametshin, Resman Rahim Rzazade, Statoil

Reservoir surveillance is one of the key elements of reservoir management, which aims to develop a consistent depletion plan. Advancement in surveillance technology and creative ways of utilising existing tools and techniques should improve reservoir management.

This session showcases use of DTS to monitor gas injection, analysis of well productivity changes and analytical water breakthrough estimates using production data and well logs.

1615 189032Using DTS on Gas Injectors to Monitor Flow DistributionMurad Seyidov, Emil Nurmammadov, Ilkin Mammadli, BP Azerbaijan

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189033Water Breakthrough Eff ect on Well Productivity and Skin Factor ChangeRufat Huseynov, Javid Babayev, Kasim Sadikoglu, Ehtiram Azizov, Farida Ismayilova, BP

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189035History Matching Water Breakthrough Timing Using Analytical TechniquesI. Siddiqui, H. Sharma, M. Mehta, K. Kannan, Shell Technology Center Bangalore

KNOWLEDGE SHARING POSTERS189034Diagnosing Multiphase Flow Regime in Multilayered Reservoir by Distributed Temperature Sensor DataNijat Mammadli, Haji Malikov, Arif Suleymanov, Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University

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11 Cost Eff ective Solutions in Project Management

SESSION CHAIRS: Eric Meyer, TOTAL Ali Naghiyev, BP

Cost eff ective solutions in project management in development of oil and gas fi elds requires the use of standardised processes, technology and advanced software tools to ensure that an accurate and reliable insight is given into the project progress and status. This session focuses on the value of system integration and technology application that economically optimise a variety of technological processes which take place in the production systems.

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189039Cost Eff ective Subsea Systems – Using Supplier Led SolutionsPer Arne Nilsen, TOTAL S.A

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189038Power Interconnection Between Two Existing Deepwater FPSOs – A Key Enabler for Production IncreaseBruno Leforgeais, Faradj Tayat, TOTAL E&P

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To Be Confi rmed

Dragon Oil is an upstream oil and gas exploration, development and production company, owned by the Government of Dubai through Emirates National Oil Company (“ENOC“).

Our principal producing asset is the Cheleken Contract Area in the eastern section of the Caspian Sea, offshore Turkmenistan. We have been honored and privileged to work with the Government of Turkmenistan for almost 17 years bringing mutual benefit through this fruitful collaboration.

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12 Risk and Uncertainty Management and Decision Making

SESSION CHAIRS: Diana Shigapova, Roxar Ali Sheydayev, BP

Decision making is a key step at any stage of the reservoir life cycle from exploration to asset development strategies and investment evaluation. Competitive prices for energy resources, complexity of reservoir structure and challenges in field development might lead to the fact that decision making involves a wide range of uncertainties and high risks for delivery of projects. In addition, taking into account the close linkage to the profitability of projects, the errors made in ultimate decisions could be extremely costly for field operators.

This session will feature some potential solutions for risk and uncertainty management based on real field cases. It will discuss a new assessment tool for value of decision-relevant information, comprehensive approaches to the risk evaluation while dealing with an offshore greenfield project and how to narrow the range of uncertainties for correct well planning and construction.

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189044Value of Information and Risk Preference in Exploration and Production Oil and Gas ProjectsMartin Vilela Ibarra, Gbenga Oluyemi, Andrei Petrovski, Robert Gordon University

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189042Comprehensive Approach in Risk Assessment of ACG Field Pre-Fasila Formation DevelopmentD. Machukaev, E. Makarova, Roxar Services LLC; O.Baghirov, A.Sultanov, SOCAR Upstream Management International LLC

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189047Practical Staged Implementation of Digital Field with Short Term BenefitsDenis Gauder, IPCOS; Mikhail Koloskov, IPCOS; Dmitry Sukhamera, TerraLink

HSE POSTER SESSIONThe HSE Knowledge Sharing Poster Presentations will be made during coffee breaks during each day of the conference. We would encourage all delegates and visitors to take a moment during the session breaks to participate.

189051Produced Water Treatment by Using Nanofibrous Polyvinylidene Fluoride Membrane in Air Gap Membrane DistillationRasoul Moradi, Masoud Mehrizadeh, Hassan Niknafs, Department of Chemical Engineering, Khazar University

189052Everyone Engaged! – Driving Contractor Performance Through Advanced Safety Leadership Training Programs at Oil and Gas AssetsIvan Ivanov, Annette Nienhaus, ERM

189053The Features of Psychological Safety of Oil and Gas Workers in the ArcticYana Korneeva, Northern (Arctic) Federal University; Northern State Medical University; Natalia Simonova, Tamara Tyulubaeva, Northern (Arctic) Federal University

SPEAKERS’ BIOGRAPHIES

Abzetdin Adamov Director, Center for Data Science Research and Training

ADA University

Dr. Abzetdin Adamov is Director for the Center for Data Science Research and Training and faculty member of the School of Information Technology and Engineering at the ADA University. He is a Founding General Chair of the IEEE International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technologies and a Chairman of the International Forum – Big Data Day Baku.

He offers a number of modules in the graduate and undergraduate programmes of Computer Science and Engineering including Big Data Analytics, Web Data Mining, Large-scale Data Management, Internet Technologies, Web Programming and Design.

Dr. Adamov has over 20 years of working experience in cross-sectoral ICT research and application as a developer, solution provider and system designer. He initiated, managed and successfully deployed several large projects related to effective use of ICT for higher education management and administration.

He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Southern Federal University, Russia.

Ali Rashid Al-Jarwan Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of

Exploration and Production Science Research and Training Dragon Oil

Joining Dragon Oil in 2017, Al-Jarwan has over three decades of leadership and technical experience in E&P. He earned a B.Sc. degree in petroleum engineering from the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma, an MBA from the International Institute for Management Development in Switzerland, and a degree in General Management from the Cranfield School of Management in the UK.

Al-Jarwan has been Chief Executive Officer of Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO) since June 2006. ADMA-OPCO is a major producer of crude oil and gas from the offshore areas of Abu Dhabi and operates two major fields: Umm Shaif and Zakum, which are considered to be among the world’s largest fields.

Al-Jarwan has received several recognition awards, including the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Regional Service Award in 1992, the distinguished SPE membership in 1999 and SPE/AIME (American Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers) honorary membership in 2013. He has also chaired several international conferences such as GEO in 2002, the 8th HSE International Conference in 2006 and ADIPEC 2006, 2008 and 2012.

Mustafa Babanli Rector Azerbaijan State Oil and

Industry University

Professor Mustafa B. Babanli graduated from Kiev Technical University, Ukraine with a distinguished diploma in 1989. He received a Ph.D. degree from The Institute of Physics of Metals, Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in 1992 and received his Doctorate degree in 2008. He served as a researcher in the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine as an associate professor and professor at Azerbaijan Technical University and as a vice-rector of Azerbaijan Technical University. He has been the rector of Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University since 2015.

His major field of research is analysis and synthesis of new smart materials, especially engineering of shape memory alloys by using experimental and computer aided approaches. His research breaks away traditional approaches to new material synthesis and selection. He proposed fuzzy and big data concept based approaches to new material synthesis to allow alternate hard

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experimental works. He studied a problem of an optimal alloy selection on the basis of the fuzzy set theory and the Z-number theory and investigated application of the fuzzy set theory to knowledge mining from big data on material characteristics. He proposed fuzzy and Z-information based models as a basis for computer synthesis of new materials.

The research results of Professor Babanli were published in more than 180 publications including six books and 174 papers in journals and patents.

Professor Babanli was the head and the project member of more than 10 international research projects, such as ECONET-1 (2002-2005) and STCU-5980 (2013-2015). Ewan Drummond Vice President, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey (AGT)

Projects, BP

Ewan Drummond was appointed to the role of Vice President, AGT Projects in October 2016 and is based in Baku, Azerbaijan. In this role, Ewan is accountable for all BP operated and OBO projects in the Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey region. He is a member of both the GPO and AGT leadership teams.

In 2013, Ewan was appointed Vice President, Projects, Shah Deniz 2 and remains accountable for ensuring the safe, cost effective and competitive execution of Shah Deniz 2 projects. The Shah Deniz 2 projects represent the largest capital investment in BP today.

Ewan joined BP in 1984, and is a chartered Civil Engineer. He spent his early career as a site and design engineer, project engineer, then project manager of several UK & Norwegian North Sea projects. In 1998, he was appointed Project Director of the Magnus Enhanced Oil Recovery Project, which connected the gas from BP’s West of Shetland fields to the grid on the east coast of Scotland via Shetland and the Magnus reservoir. This project won the inaugural Helios Human Energy Award in 2001.

In 2000, Ewan joined the BP Upstream

business in Indonesia, based in Jakarta, an assignment with initial accountability for delivery of the projects portfolio in Java which was expanded in 2004 to include accountability for the Java operations infrastructure.

In 2005, Ewan joined the Valhall Redevelopment Project as PGM based in Stavanger, Norway and in 2009, was appointed Norway Projects Director for Valhall and Ula.

In 2011, Ewan was appointed to the role of Vice President, Projects – Global Projects Organisation (GPO). He was based in Houston and responsible for the discipline and functional agenda for Project Management, Project Services, construction and commissioning.

A key focus of the role was building capability, particularly in the construction and commissioning disciplines. Additionally, the role was accountable for the implementation of the GPO stage gate review governance processes across the E&P projects portfolio, verifying that BP’s projects worked to MPcpV3 and ready to progress to the next phase.

Ramin A. Isayev General Director

SOCAR AQS

Ramin Isayev obtained his first degree in Physics from Baku State University. He continued his studies both at Harvard University and MIT. Isayev has over 20 years of experience in the international oil industry working in companies including BP, Statoil, KCA DEUTAG and SOCAR.

Isayev has lectured at various universities in Azerbaijan and published a number of articles and books on the economy as well as the oil and gas industry.

He is currently the General Director at SOCAR AQS, a company providing integrated offshore oil and gas drilling and well services.


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Farid Jafarov General Manager

SOCAR Polymer

Farid Jafarov has been the General Manager of SOCAR Polymer LLC since July 2013. He joined SOCAR in 2009 as a Finance Director at SOCAR Trading, Singapore. In August 2010 he joined SOCAR Turkey Enerji A.S. as the Group Finance Director. In 2013 he was appointed as Managing Director to SOCAR Russia. Currently, Jafarov also holds the position of Deputy Vice President for Finance and Economy at SOCAR. Prior to joining SOCAR, Jafarov worked as a Finance Director at Ansol MMC, Moscow from 2002 to 2003, as a Corporate Finance Manager at Arter Group MMC, Moscow from 2004 to 2005, as a Project Finance Head at Russian–German Trade Bank, Moscow, from 2005 to 2006 and as a Director at IED Holding MMC from 2006 to 2009.

In 2000, he graduated from Manchester University, UK with a BA in Finance.

Mars Khasanov Technology Director

Gazprom neft PJSC

Mars Khasanov holds a doctorate degree in technical sciences and a Ph.D. in physics and mathematics. Khasanov is Technology Director of PJSC Gazprom neft and General Director of the Science and Technology Center – corporate scientific and field development institution of Gazprom neft Oil Company. Prior to joining Gazprom neft, he served as Vice President of Science and Director of Corporate Technology Center at Rosneft Oil Company.

Khasanov has authored or co-authored five books and more than 200 technical papers, including articles in OnePetro. He also has 60 patents. His professional interests include fluid flow in heterogeneous petroleum reservoirs, multiphase flow in reservoir and wellbore, economics of hydrocarbon development and

recovery, application of systematic approaches to selection of well pattern density, completion and artificial lift technology, and production enhancement and optimisation.

Khasanov has been a member of SPE since 2001. In 2004 he was a student supervisor of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and Russian Oil and Gas State University SPE student chapters. Between 2005-2006, he was a board member of the SPE Moscow Section. In 2009 he was awarded with a regional nomination for his contribution and development of SPE and in 2017 he was again awarded the nomination for his continued support of all SPE activities. Since 2013 Khasanov has been a member of the SPE Regional Advisory Committee for Russia, becoming Co-Chair of this Committee in 2016. In 2016 he was a member of the ATCE Executive Advisory Committee. In 2012 he initiated and established a new section in St Petersburg, the SPE Northwest Russia Section.

Sergey Kolbikov Head of Reservoir Engineering

NOVATEK

Dr. Sergey Kolbikov holds a Ph.D. in petroleum engineering and has worked in the petroleum industry for 43 years. He taught reservoir engineering courses in the Russian State University for Oil and Gas from 1980 until 1995. Kolbikov was one of the first authors for integrated reservoir/facility modeling and production optimisation for gas fields. For 13 years he was reservoir engineering consultant for oil production enterprises in Kazakhstan and Western Siberia. Since 2006 he works for JSC NOVATEK. He has published more than 50 papers, one monograph, made numerous presentations at domestic and international seminars and conferences. His areas of interest are in reservoir engineering, modeling, reserves estimation, oil, gas and gas-condensate field development, horizontal

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wells planning and geosteering. Kolbikov joined the SPE in 1991 and

participated in founding of the SPE Moscow section. Since then he served as a Treasurer, Programme Committee Chairman and the Chairman of the section. He now serves as a member of the Board of Directors. He an expert in the area of State Committee for reserves.

Yves Le Stunff Digital Officer

TOTAL E&P

Yves Le Stunff has been working for Total Exploration Production since 1996. As a geoscientist he has held various positions both in operations and in research and development, especially in seismic imaging. He has been involved in exploration and field development activities in various countries including Argentina and Libya.

From 2012 to 2015 he was in charge of Prospective and R&D Strategy for Total E&P and in September 2015 he was appointed E&P Digital Officer in charge of digital transformation.

He is a graduate in Physics from the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Paris, France and holds a Ph.D. in geophysics from the University of California at Berkeley, USA.

Gokhan Saygi President, Russia & Central Asia

Schlumberger

Gokhan Saygi is President for Russia and Central Asia, Operations & Integration, a position he assumed in April 2012. Prior to his current role, he held various management positions including Vice President for East Asia including, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei, Myanmar and Philippines; Vice President of Strategic Marketing; Vice President Marketing for Reservoir Characterisation Group;

Vice President Marketing for Wireline, and previously, Vice President for Middle East and Asia for Wireline.Earlier in his Schlumberger career, Saygi held

various field operations, human resource and leadership positions in Dubai, Iran, Turkey, UK, France and Malaysia. He began his career with Schlumberger in 1985 in wireline operations in Oman.

Saygi holds a Petroleum Engineering degree from the Middle East and Technical University in Ankara, Turkey and is a member (academician) of the Academy of Technological Sciences of the Russian Federation. Saygi was honoured with the state award:

Order of Friendship in accordance with Executive Order of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin for significant contribution to organising and conducting drilling operations in Universitetskaya-1 prospect, Kara Sea.

Oddvar Vermedal President, Russia & Central Asia Vice President, IT

Statoil

Oddvar Vermedal is the Vice President for Emerging IT in Statoil’s Corporate IT organisation. His main task is to identify new IT/digital technology trends relevant to the business, advise the group on their likely impact, assess their potential and pilot digital technologies. Last year he was responsible for the groups “GoDigital” effort which focused on establishing digital roadmaps within each business area. He started his career in Statoil in 1992 and has broad experiences both from professional and executive roles primarily within IT and technology, projects and drilling areas. Prior to his role in Corporate IT, he was Vice President, IT within Global Business Services. He holds a degree in audit and computer science.


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Martin C. Wiewiorowski General Director

DeGolyer and MacNaughton

Martin Wiewiorowski joined DeGolyer and MacNaughton in 1996 and is General Director of Operations for Russia and CIS and is responsible for the activities of DeGolyer and MacNaughton’s representative office in Moscow. Wiewiorowski has substantial experience worldwide, notably in the former Soviet Union. He oversees the company’s daily activities in Moscow and serves as liaison between that office and DeGolyer and MacNaughton’s headquarters in Dallas, Texas. Wiewiorowski carries out general marketing activities and engages in contract negotiations and client relations in this region.

Formerly working for 16 years with Arco,

Wiewiorowski co-ordinated operations in the United Kingdom, Dubai, Turkey, and the Netherlands and supported operations in Ecuador, Indonesia, and China. Wiewiorowski was also intricately involved in strategic planning. He established budgets, evaluated acquisitions and redevelopments, and created corporate-wide technology and technology-transfer plans. Among his other responsibilities were project engineering, finance, and negotiations.

Wiewiorowski speaks Polish, English, Russian, and Indonesian. He received a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Louisiana State University in 1980. A member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, he was named a Vice President of DeGolyer and MacNaughton in 1998 and Senior Vice president in 2001.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

RegistrationEvent registration is located in the conference area foyer and is open from 0830 Wednesday 1 November. The registration desk is open throughout the conference for general queries.Full-conference delegates (excluding students) receive a copy of the conference proceedings; entry to all conference sessions, poster displays; coff ee break refreshments and lunches; and attendance at the welcome reception on 1 November.Badges must be worn at all times. Please be prepared to show your photo ID to collect your badge. Students will be required to show a current, full-time student card.

SPE Badge PolicyAll attendees are required to wear their name badge and badge holder at all times.Use of a badge by a person not named on the badge is grounds for confi scation. If you lose your conference badge, please return to registration to obtain a replacement. No one under the age of 15 is permitted in the exhibits during offi cial show hours.

Coff ee BreaksCoff ee breaks are open to all attendees and are served in the lobby area.

Sponsored by:

Lunches

Lunch is included in the registration fee and is served in the pre-function area at the following times:Wednesday 1 November: 1230–1330Tuesday 2 November: 1315–1415Friday 3 November: 1300–1400

Sponsored by:

Welcome ReceptionPlease join us for the welcome reception taking place on Wednesday 1 November from 1700 to 1830 hours.

Conference LanguageThe conference is a tri-language event. All sessions will be presented in English and are translated into Azeri and Russian. Delegates will be asked to leave their ID card or Passport with the technician in order to obtain a headset.

AV/Simulcast Translation sponsored by:

Knowledge Sharing Poster AreaA variety of poster presentations are displayed throughout the duration of the conference in the coff ee break area. We encourage all attendees to take a moment during session breaks to view these posters and listen to the short presentations made by their authors.

Digital ProceedingsOne copy of the Proceedings is provided to all delegates. Proceedings are available at the registration desk and are delivered through OnePetro, the online library of technical literature for the oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) industry.

Sponsored by:

Author Check-In RoomUpon arrival at the venue, authors and speakers must check in at the author room to upload their presentations. The author room is located in Meeting Room 3. Authors are required to sign in upon arrival in the author room, and any no-shows will have their paper removed from OnePetro. Please meet with your session co-chairs 15 minutes before the start of your session.

Press AreaThe press area is located in Meeting Room 4 and is managed by BCM.

InternetComplimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the conference venue. To access the service please use the following details:

Username: Fairmont

Passcode: Baku2015

Mobile/Cell Phone PolicyAs a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow attendees, please turn off all mobile phones during meetings and sessions.

Photography PolicyAll SPE sessions are protected by international copyright laws. Photography and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in the sessions and throughout the poster area. Please note there is likely to be a designated event photographer present and photos may be used in upcoming future publicity as well as on the SPE website. If you have any queries or do not wish to have your photo taken, please notify a member of staff . You may also wish to bear in mind that it is likely there will be members of the media in the audience.

Alcohol PolicyWe recognise the legitimate serving of alcoholic beverages in the process of conducting business and social activities. We also recognise that the use and consumption of alcohol carries with it the requirement for all attendees to consume those beverages responsibly and in keeping with our professional code of ethics and conduct. We strongly oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol.

Smoking PolicySmoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas of the building.

SafetyOne of the key components to the success of the SPE Annual Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition is the safety of our attendees and presenters. Due to the popularity of some session topics, it is possible for overcrowding

to occur in a session or meeting room. Should this occur, we must comply with policies regarding room capacity and limit admittance to a room that is at capacity. Please make plans to arrive early for sessions that you have a strong interest in attending. In the event of an emergency, venue staff will provide conference attendees with any necessary information and instructions.

Emergency/Safety ProceduresSafety Instructions will be announced during the conference. If the fi re alarm rings continuously, please evacuate the building through the nearest exit. Please make sure you are familiar with all the emergency exits; when exiting the hotel please make your way to the assembly point on Parlament Prospekti Street. Do not re-enter the building until it is safe to do so.

SustainabilitySPE is committed to ensuring that the environmental impact of our events is kept to a minimum. We aim to make progress in the fi eld of sustainability through reducing energy usage, promoting eco-friendly mobility, reducing water consumption, and limiting waste, all core values in keeping with those of the oil and gas industry.

Fairmont Baku at the Flame Towers

Parlament Prospekti Street

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT

The fourth SPE Regional Student Development Summit, will be held in conjunction with the Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition (CTCE).

SPE Chapter offi cers from student chapters from Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia and Uzbekistan will be gathered together in Baku aiming to increase their technical knowledge and discuss current industry situations and further progress. Soft skill activities and group projects will also be included. The aim of the Regional Student Development Summit is to enable students to gain a better understanding of the oil and gas industry in the Caspian region whilst being given the opportunity to network with peers, share ideas, meet with major industry fi gures and employers and also work together on joint technical projects.

Regional Student Development Summit Committee MembersSPE is thankful to the programme committee members who worked extensively in bringing this together. Each played an important role in shaping the overall theme and direction of the summit.

Committee

Aysha Ismailova, BP

Ainura Ismailova, SGS

Aysel Kazimova, BP

Khatira Mikaylova, Halliburton

Gumru Muradova, Halliburton

Ahmed Salmanov, SOCAR

Vlada Streletskaya, Gubkin University

HOST SPONSOR:

PLATINUM SPONSOR:

SILVER SPONSORS:

STUDENT PRIZE SPONSOR:

REGIONAL AWARD WINNERS

SPE Awards recognise members for their technical contributions, professional excellence, career achievement, service to colleagues, industry leadership, and public service.

2017 SPE Regional Award winners:

Distinguished Corporate Support AwardHalliburton

Drilling EngineerSanzhar Zharkeshov, Merlin ERD Ltd

Formation EvaluationElrad Iskakov, Tengizchevroil

Health, Safety, Security, Environment,and Social Responsibility Elena Glebova, Gubkin University

Management and InformationOleg Zhdaneev, Schlumberger

Reservoir Description and DynamicsKonstantin Fedorov, Tyumen State University

Distinguished Achievement Award forPetroleum Engineering FacultySidikhodzhaev Rakhim, Tashkent Polytechnic University

Production and OperationsBoris Nikitin, Gubkin University

Young Member Outstanding ServiceTuran Eminbeyli, BP AGT

Young Member Outstanding ServiceVeronika Korepanova, LUKOIL Engineering

Regional ServiceTheodore Etchison, Tengizchevroil

Regional ServiceDenis Rozhentsev, LUKOIL Uzbekistan Operating Company

Regional ServiceMars Khasanov, Gazprom neft

Special AnnouncementPlease join SPE in congratulating Sameh Macary, Ph.D. Eng, Senior Petroleum Engineer, Dragon Oil, who was the recipient of the DeGolyer International Distinguished Services Medal, presented at the 2017 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition in San Antonio, Texas, USA. The award recognises those who have made signifi cant technical and professional contributions to the industry, and those who have contributed exceptional service and leadership to the society.

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